With solar and wind generating only about 13.6 percent of our electricity, the forced transition to renewables is raising prices and destabilizing the U.S. electrical grid.
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
American taxpayers, already suffering under high inflation, will be devastated by a default and the recession that would likely follow.
Surgeon General issues an advisory warning of the danger of social media to children.
Markets get the jitters as negotiators push the debt-ceiling showdown to the brink.
With razor-thin margins in the Senate and the House, Republicans and Democrats are desperately hanging on to their members.
President Joe Biden’s age has put the focus back on Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Supreme Court rules that Goldsmith’s Prince Photo and Warhol’s prints “share the same purpose” and commercial nature, clouding the issue of transformative art and art appropriation.
Bud Lite boycott expands its enmity towards woke Miller Lite ad.
A jury finds the GOP’s leading presidential candidate liable in a sexual abuse defamation case.
